The
Dewey.
THE LEADER.
-It. E. COLLINS, Editor.-
Best Brand of Brandies, Whiskies, Gins,
Heavy and Light Wines, ete.
ALBANY BEER ON DRAUGHT.
e.st Brands of Cigars.
AL WAUGH, Prop.
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1899.
Communicated.
I
CASH TALKS .
time, money and votes dilly dallying
with a third party.
Ira Vernon,
Eddyville, Or., July 13, 1S99.
Church Notes.
Services at the home of C. C.
McBride at Eddyville, Tuesday,
were well attended.
Little Benny Ben was laid to rest
in the Catholic cemetary at Siletz,
Sunday.
A full house, a usual, greeted
TOLEDO COMHISSION HOUSE.
Will Sell Yon Goods For Cash
CHEAPER
Editor Leader:
It seems to me high time
every American citizen was awaken-
! ing to the danger that threatens our
j country in this tidal wave of "anti
j imperialism" that is sweeping
I across the United States. Aguin-
aldo's friends in America are a
great deal more dangerous than
Aguinaldo himself. Aguinaldo
will never succeed in hauling down j servjce here Sunday morning. Her
our flag in the Philippines, but his theme, "Ye are my witnesses," was
friends in America may succeed in j treated in a very able manner.
getting possession ot tne reins or Rev Tomkins preached for
It Is Perfects
"YVe have sold many ,
cough remedies, but J
K 1 vcij uetter satisfactin
vuamovnaill , says w
J. "It is perfectly safe . .7
relied upon in all cases 0f
colds and hoarseness Sold
O. Krogstad druggist
us in Siletz Sunday.
Stanton officiated at
Miss Holmes is a good
Than you can expect to buy of credit
houses, where you pay the bills owed
by the man who don't pay.
Your trade in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
FLOUR and FEED in solicited.
T. P. FISH, Mncr, Toledo, O.
Mrs. Fred
the organ,
teacher and
conducted the school exercises well.
Mrs. Tomkins gave an excellent
govermnent, and then dishonor our
Rev
the
evening a logical
us in
and most
11Mll aCineni
In the Countv
the County of Uncoln 'eoll!
In the matter of the esinio t
Knirehild, deceased: 6 0 "1
v Notice is hl'I-chv irivnn tl.... ..
administrator of the esu J
Fairchlld. deceased. hs 11 , T
asMieh administrator with the Si"
aboveiiained court, and that the,2
1 .y, me mn flay of Align, " L'!
o clock n. m.. and thu ,., ?""'
city of Toledo, us the time ami S ?
ii.K objections to I he said iim Z
Dated at TnlHrtn I ,.,.... i.. V.a,.l,unt.
....,, lilMJ
Administrator of the estate of'" h-.n W
child, deceased. llJ,"K;
Notice of Appoiutnient.
In the County Com t of the state nf (,
for the county of Lincoln. 01 0:
eyes of the world, by hauling down the expressions of commendation iS,"' e'X?i"thWuiiS
the Stars and Stripes in the Islands heard on every side. God go with
flag and disgrace our nation in the i jmnressive discourse, Manv were 1 iiVi h.n wS' h&' .ft,,.
r . -- j -- .. ...... .uiicn ov thp 1
ue cm
putfltn ii Wt.i XX I ........ .1 "l.lltn
h .ivr.; . j . ; s": :. ah,,
notified to lresent their claims, dulu .
as l,y law reqiiired.to tne at niv .
about three miles west of Toledo
in six months from date hereof
iJated this loth day of Mav. W
... . . StKI'HKS UK:
i.AuuuiTfi ui iiiu e.siHie m win, H
uficttseti,
and virtually
3 C Cl
to
insurgents.
j these two workers and in their field
of work give them loyal hearts to
Anti-imperialism would clog the; ajd anci encourage.
wheels of progress, stop the west-
JACK ALLPHIN,
Land Agent,
THOSE WISHING LAND
Call and look over our list and let us show
you cheap farm or town proporty.
THOSE WISHING TO SELL
Leave their land and lots in our charge and we will
sell it if bjiyers appear at all.
Jack A.llphin, rl oleclo.
j - THE LEADER, and
JTHE OREGONIAN.
EM.' -H wr- "-is " " .;y. yn. . r ores
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1
I QOAUTlISSiiHfl Mm.
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IN
IN EVER
REQUISITE 0
CONSTRUCTION 'I
TtE WHITE SMM MAOfm
CIEVLAM. OHIO.
Cedar Mill and Fixture Company
0. It. ATTHEE, aiaiumer.
Dealers
in
Cedar Lumber,
ward march of American civilization
and prevent our nation from ful
filling its glorious destiny. There
j is as great a need today for patriot.
I ism and loyalty to our flag as there
ever was during the rebellion of the;
j South. Treason today, boldly and
I unblushingly stalks through the
j land and denounces our govem
iment. And why is the govern
ment denounced? Because it up
holds the honor of its flag in the
Philippines, and is conducting
war that was fotced upon it? Be
cause it dares to take the next step
which destiny has marked out for
I our nation, and is going forward in
the scale of progress instead of
! backward? There is no doubt but i
I what the Philippine question will !
I be an important issue in the coming j
' presidential campaign. The repub-1
!lican party will nominate a staunch j
i edvocate of the war and expansion I
policy of the present administration j
j while the opposite party will
j probnhly nominate a man for presi-!
i dent who is an "anti-imperialist" i
I to the very core. V. J. Bryan the
democrat and populist leader, is
now a bosom friend of Aguinaldo
and will no doubt have a great
influence toward shaping the policy
of his party in the interest of so
called anti-imperialism. I was at
one time an admirer of Mr. Biyan
and voted for him at the last presi
dential election, but since he has
taken his "anti-imperialistic" posi
tion I can no more conscientiously
march under his political banner
fian I could fight under the rebel
flag of Aguinaldo. While I am
still a populist in everything except
free silver and "imperialism," yet
I must confess that there is but one
course open to me and that is to
1
j vote with the only loyal party to
day the republican party. I also
I hope that I will have an oppor
tunity to vote for that hero the
State of New York's nobh gover
nor, Theodore Roosevelt for presi
dent. I believe in political reform,
i and I will ever be found in the
ranks of those that are working for
reform. I believe in that which is
generally considered a populist
' principle direct legislation through
I the initiative and referendum. I
tcan not, however, see how it can be
called a populist principle any
more than a republican principle.
Some of the leading advocates of it
j are republicans, and the only state
j (South Dakota) where it has ever
I been made into a law. The bill
" "j t'M-vu d iifuuiii.ttij legisla
ture. And here in our own State
Services next Sunday morning
and evening at usual hours, at M.
E. church.
Pastor.
Summon?
i
Carried Down
Stream.
Wlifti a man
crossing' some
difficult pliice in
i. : i i
career ; spurring
v&d&Z? si? a" n's ent I'!?'l's to
critical passage in
his business jour
ney, suddenly
finds his health
giving way and
f e c 1 s hi in se 1 f
swint out of the
I s a d A 1 e by the
' swi ft-rn lining
current of dis
ease the n is the
time when the
marvelous rejuvenating properties of 1),.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailing means of rescue and
restoration.
It is a very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. It is not a mere stim
ulant like so many malt extracts. It re
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the miiritive
system. It enables the digestive and
blood-making organism to niar.it f-icture
good blood abundantly and raj idly, so
that the immense waste of tissue and lierve
fiber entailed by hard labor is offset by
a speedy upbuilding of fresh energy anil
strength.
A prominent and venerable Illinois plivsici-tu
D. W. Vowles. M. , o(' 1-mvk-r. Adams Co.!
writing to I)r. I'icrce. nays: I send li-.t i-iv:tli
thirty-one (ji i e-.tils in Al:iuip for The i'tok- s
Commini Sense Medical Adviser' in cloth bind
ing. With this niltan-'c for so valm:' ie a work
(truly n trift to tin- pnljlic), I intir.t express my
high appreciation oi' the vast mnomit ol" irooi!
that you have rendered the public. A correct
measure of vour usefulness never has l.eeii and
never will he estimate 1 bv the pttl li-: -m yn
even by the miiUiliufe of afllictcd hiiiniuiiiv t';;it
has been relieved and ctir. d by vouv 'e:(1;i
cines. Wherever J iru or have been in Un
united States, J lind persons who hr.ve used ;;ed
are using Dr. l'ierce's nu duincs w:t!i s.ei- ;ic
tion, for all (xniitioiis lor which thev tire ree.-.n.
mended. Never has one spoken Hs;i:rr.i ie !y
of their action, and from having seen so .': it
their good effects. I am also enthused with con
fidence in their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended. It is not
common for regular physicians to endorse mid
recommend proptietary medicines, but in this
case I have no equivocation or hesitancy iu so
doing.'
The quick constipation
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
cure Doctor
Never gripe.
JOB PRINTING I 2
(f all kinds neatly and pronuitlv :S
ST: executed. Prices reasonable and al'l
m work satisfactory.
We make a sniwiulu-
Z- lHinplilets, Catalogues. U-gul Ulanks.
better Heads, Hill Heads, statements, 2
tnvelopes, Etc., Etc., Etc. 35
of prititing
Prlees and KHtlnmins fnrniuhu.i
all kindsof printing.
2 THE LEAIER JOB DEPARTMENT, I "'t l'ulilii ation, J nno u, lS'.ffl.
itncuo, uregon
S.
i in me t ircnit t'ourt of the stale of ()tt,
ioi laiiviiui vuuiliv,
John Kickard, plaintitl',
vs.
I.vdla ItrasliRld and James V Iirsiifw
Kieh, Nollie M Hieh, Porter A Kich ami
Kieh, his wife, Clara Itriggs uiid . -her
hushand, and Wllliani 1C Kich and
Kieh, his w ife. 11 C Ntito. tls iy.,iiii,i.
last will and testameri of U II tl Knh
ceased ; M M Davis and E U ilsoa.
; tors of the last will anil testament of jj;.
; Mm, ueeuuneu; v, u l opeiautl, Hie .slnieoi
I gon, delendantH.
I ri1.. ...I:.. I) I. .1.1 ...
I j j3wju jjiHsiieiu uiiu .iHtnes Bra..,,;.
rorier a uien aim . -. Kich, tnmnfe
. uara Hrlggs und . . Ilriggs, her hint,
i me anove nameu (leienuaiits:
! in me iiuuie oi ine iate oi ttregcin, juu i:
i cni.ii ui juu arts itureoy suilllliiiiivii 4
quired to appear and answer the cuminiii.
! the piiifiilill'in the above entitled suitiim
nie wnn me elerK 01 tne above iiumed conr,
or before the last day oi the time prem.
in the order for publication of this mm
i iiiaue. oy ine J utlge ol the above untitled iv.
anil hereinafter referred to, to-wit: onw :
I fore six weeks from the day of lirst puiilta
j hereoi ;and you aie t,
by notified that ii you fail so to apei:i
, answer lie said coin plaint as herein rtsir
the plaliililt will aiiulv 10 Hie cuiirt fur
relief prayed lor in nis suid eon, pmint, limit
ior a uecree ot tne above entru:dcotmi'
jiidgmeiit and decree ol Mtid court aguinsl:! j
.-.Hid deiendants i.yuia bruslie.d aim juiitel
iirasfield for the sum ol JiWtt together wilt;
lercsi mereon at tne rate 01 ten 11 r o
per annum irom the anth day of Detain
and the further sum 01 JUto attonu t v.'
In, together with his costs and disiiumll
, ol this suit, to be satislied by wueoittem
' property described in thu mortgage wuct
I tne eompluint and particuluny UescriM
follows to-wit : All 01 Jiloeks inuiioered tij!
; Miie and ten, each containing fourteen n
in Phelps attdiiiou to the eiiy oi Newport
ber.toii eountv, now Lincoln' county, oiep
. as shown and designated on the M of si
aoituioii now on record In ine nlliw on:
i county cleric of Lincoln count', Oregon: .
that tne luorwavro thereon, luscriheii and
! out in the suiil coiuo:aiiit. be foret load 1:
' that the said above described inortKajeuiiw
j ises be soid to 1 satisfy the said luugiuentti
; decree herein to be entered, in the u M
! l-roviued by law by the sheriff of Line
I county, Oregon: that the sherin niakij.iifJi
sine put the purchaser at Mien sa.e hwA
1 liiitiieiiiale pussessioii of the said li.e.nif
Unit the pluiiitift' have the right to ueeou.e
HUrchusei' at such mile' thai the liro'.et
; arising from such sale be applied, first, .0 it
costs aim expenses ot mating sncr, sa,euii'
this suit, and to the navmciit anil salbfatli'
ol the anioiiiit found to be due the plniniilb
the said note and mortgage mentioned mid'
scribed in the said complaint herein, inclui
ing lino attorneys fees, iu aceordance iHH'
decree herein to he entered : thai ill (,
premises do riot sell lor sullieient to fMutul
decree of said plaintiff in full, that )lanui
have execution for the delicient y sganifUi
other property belonging to (-aid delink'
l.yaia Urasfleld and Jatnt-s W Urasfield: m
defendants and each ami allot' tnem.or citm
ot them, and all persons claiming tiy.inw
or untler t hnm sn hu,n,.i t to rt-.i px. cUlioH1
i said mortgage described in the complaint l'
111 upon ine said premises above owrw
eilhci as purchasers, iiieumiiriincers, teiimii'
devisees or otherwise, be barred utul faai'i
of all right, title, interest, lien or equity' K
oempiii.n ot, in or to the said mortgaged ire,
ises, save only the statutory right ot raw
tion and for such other, further and dim.'"1
rule as to the court may seem just and eK'
ble.
This summons is published in the I i."'1"1
County I.p.iiu'h iriv Miw...nasiv una couki
utive weeks beginning with ttie issue of Jul'
'.tin, lw.i, and ending with the iwsiie of ln)''
lWi, under anil in pursuance of the dlreoti'
cotitKliiecl in an order made bv tho Ibni.J "
Hamilton. Indue of the aoove entitled M'
at chambers ut Itoseburg, Douglas 1 01, lit, 1 "
sou, nun aaieii ine 7111 day of June
the republican members of a repub
lican legislature voted almost
unanimously for a bill providing for
,,oti iai.d MmTTr,Tvci oTrrvirl"' i uave readied thw conclusion,
AOll, jUfUlliJ, lUUULiJlli5, that if reformers would work for
Vt Lowest Prices. !T "l!!'!1!:
T. PETERSON, Agent, Toledo Oregon more than they could by wasting
I.' V UI S(.
Attorney for I'liiinliil
BAUMANH
Mrs. 1 1
Leading
Blilliner.
IT TQ Trimmed neatly or
fliA 1 O U" trimmed constantly
on hand. Everything
in the Millinery line the latest.
Hats made over and re-trimmed
Trimming cleaned and Tips
curled.
Z. M. DERRICK.
County Surveyor.
Solicits all work in hit line. "Col
lect work and reasonable
prices.
1. O Address, Eddy vile, Oregon
MIL-.
All work guaranteed,
the lowest.
Prices
A.
Parlor at residence oppo
site Toledo Hotel.
Keeps constantly on hand all the
Standard Varieties of
Fruit Trees,
Vines and
Shrubbery.
J. E. WILSON. t
CHITWOOD, ORW'oN'
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